Sentence examples for assurances to prevent from inspiring English sources

And we need new kinds of assurances to prevent a situation such as we have got in Iran emerging in exactly the same way again".

But organizers of the protests have remained unsatisfied, demanding a complete renegotiation to win better assurances to prevent mad cow disease.

Rapid antigen detection assays can be performed directly in the clinical specimen, require less technologist training than culture, and can provide a result in 15 20 min. However when used on the spot they should be performed in a proper environment with quality assurance to prevent nosocomial infections, moreover their suitability and performance must be taken into consideration.

The discussions also looked at the assurances needed to prevent the newspaper industry retaining a veto over the membership of the independent regulator.

Radiation oncologists use more than a dozen quality assurance checks to prevent radiotherapy errors, but until now, the Johns Hopkins researchers say, no one has systematically evaluated their effectiveness.

Casanova in the 18th century was one of the first reported using "assurance caps" to prevent impregnating his mistresses.

It's raining in Yorkshire and the assurances and funding to prevent this happening on this scale again have failed; not to worry, take the Christmas holidays away from the army who have worked hard all year, and they'll sort it out.

They are due to return to Britain within the next few weeks after being held without charge for nearly three years.The Pentagon said the deal was clinched after Britain had "made a number of security assurances" including agreeing to "work to prevent [the men] from engaging in or otherwise supporting terrorist activities in the future".

"We felt that those proposed actions did not provide enough assurance that they were going to prevent further contaminated food from leaving its facility".

In 1987, Britain protested to Israel about what it said was the misuse by Israeli authorities of forged British passports and said it received assurances that steps had been taken to prevent future occurrences.

They feared a relapse into depression, and wanted assurances that the government would spend enough to prevent that from happening.